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I need to know if the phrase "living halfway" means anything in English, the intended meaning her e is living your life poorly as oppose to living your life to the full.

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Noralightsoul profile picture NoralightsoulOctober 2017
I think the whole phrase can be they are living halfway means they don't take specific dession only experssion
English_Den profile picture English_DenOctober 2017
Perhaps it should be "Half living" as only living half of a full life.
ROBENN profile picture ROBENNOctober 2017
Hi
HayleyR profile picture HayleyRFebruary 2014
No, it doesn't translate well. It might work in a poem or artistic writing...
  • Mililis profile picture MililisFebruary 2014
    Thanks HayleyR, I tend to think more and more that this is not real English.